The section, which was part of the unedited chapter on public attitudes toward science and technology, notes that 45% of Americans in 2008 answered true to the statement, "Human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals".
She is also the author of numerous published articles and book chapters on public opinion.
SACRAMENTO — Jerry Brown began his return engagement as governor of California on Monday, using his inaugural address to call for an end to partisan battling that he said was paralyzing the state and to promise, in what is presumably the last chapter of his public life, to lead California out of one of the toughest budget crises of its history.
This chapter explores principles of public involvement in health research and applies these principles to garment design research.
And as a reporter I have dealt with enough corporations to applaud the chapter on the banality of public relations.
As the medical historian Judith Walzer Leavitt argued in a 1996 study, cited by Bourdain, Mallon's case was a pivotal chapter in the history of public health, one with unmistakable reverberations in the age of AIDS.
This chapter provides an overview of public library projects and initiatives that feature an innovative idea, approach or service.
Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said the sentencing of Mr. Kruger and Mr. Turano "takes us one step closer to closing this sorry chapter in the continuing story of public corruption in New York State and City government".
What does this sad chapter in the ongoing saga of public education reform tell us?
That would be the next public chapter of the scandal, which threw the university and its most prominent athletic program into turmoil.
A 17,000-square-foot visitor center, built to accommodate this new public chapter of a once-private oasis, has risen as part of the transformation envisioned by Mr. Annenberg, an ambassador to England under Nixon who made much of his fortune as the publisher of TV Guide.
